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Fnatic Valorant Team Bio
Fnatic is a European Esports organization based in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 2004, Fnatic is home to esports players from all over the world, in a variety of games such as Counter Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends, FIFA, Apex Legends, DOTA 2, Heroes of the Storm, Rainbow Six Siege and Valorant. They entered Valorant in 2021 by signing SUMN FC’s roster.
History
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Fnatic made their entry into pro Valorant later than their fellow EMEA competitors, in February 2021. They initially had a roster consisting of Boaster, Doma, Mistic, Moe40 and tsack. Since then, Fnatic’s Valorant roster has grown to become one of Europe’s finest teams.
Fnatic finished second in their first international LAN appearance at VCT 2021: Stage 2 Masters - Reykjavik. They won their first major trophy in Valorant at VCT 2022: Stage 2 EMEA Challengers. Fnatic has competed in all international VCT events so far, except for VCT 2021: Stage 3 Masters - Berlin.
Timeline
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2022
January 10th - Doma was transferred to TENSTAR.
January 21st - Fnatic signed BraveAF.
March 3rd - Fnatic signed otom as substitute player.
March 30th - BraveAF got suspended from the roster after an internal investigation by Fnatic.
March 31st - Fearoth (Enzo) joined Fnatic on loan from Alliance.
April 1st - H1ber joined Fnatic on loan from KOI.
April 22nd - Magnum was benched.
April 27th - H1ber’s loan contract ended.
April 28th - otom’s contract was terminated; otom left Fnatic.
May 1st - BraveAF’s contract was terminated; BraveAF left Fnatic.
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